El Salvador's development over the past decade has been dichotomous. On the one hand, economic growth has remained persistently low, employment and labor force participation have barely increased, and progress on poverty reduction has slowed. On the other hand, inequality has fallen, and shared prosperity improved together with advances in many social indicators, such as pre-primary enrollment rates, access to prenatal care, immunizations, and water...
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2014/12/01
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Public Expenditure Review
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95649
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2015/04/15
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Disclosed
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El Salvador - Social expenditures and institutional review
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social spending
Citation
Acosta,Pablo Ariel; Almeida,Rita Kullberg; Alonso,Juan Diego; Pena,Christine Lao.
El Salvador - Social expenditures and institutional review (English). Public Expenditure Review (PER) Washington, DC ; World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/897971468222259665